St Simon Garden Mirror 70cm High For Gardens Courtyards Woodlodge

Name: St Simon Garden Mirror 70cm High For Gardens Courtyards Woodlodge
Brand: WOODLODGE
SKU: 5021346440553
Price: 49.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

Enhance the ambiance of your garden with the simple addition of a garden mirror. A garden mirror not only serves as a decorative element but also brings depth and dimension to your outdoor space. Whether you have a small courtyard or a spacious garden, a well-placed mirror can work wonders in transforming the atmosphere. One of the key benefits of using a garden mirror is its ability to create the illusion of space. By strategically placing a mirror, you can reflect light into darker areas of your garden, making it appear brighter and more expansive. This is particularly useful for gardens with limited natural light or shaded spots. Moreover, garden mirrors can also serve as focal points or visual accents in your outdoor decor. Choose a mirror with an ornate frame for a touch of elegance, or opt for a sleek and modern design for a contemporary look. You can hang the mirror on a wall, fence, or even lean it against a tree for a more casual vibe. Whether you're looking to create the illusion of space, add visual interest, or simply enhance the beauty of your garden, a garden mirror is a versatile and stylish solution. Elevate your outdoor space and enjoy the transformative effects of a well-placed mirror.

Technical specifications

Height: 70cm (28 inches)

Width: 36cm (14 inches)

Features

Brand
WOODLODGE
Height
70 cm
Width
36 cm
Material
Wood
With frame
Yes
With integrated lighting
No
Intended use
Outdoor
Shape
Rectangular
Room type
Garden
Pcs per pack
1
Type of installation method
To hang
ManoMano Reference
ME69062650
MMID
274104744116
Product code
5021346440553
EAN
5021346440553

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